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Eric Van Fossen - Creative Director

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ING NYC Marathon - run for something better

This commercial came from identifying an opportunity and optimizing resources. When you are the biggest race in New York City hotel elevator and in-room screens (as well as on the broadcast coverage of the event) reach a lot of people. Constraints can offer strong foundations for ideas - in this case a limited budget and a compressed calendar - and that happened here.

ING created corporate sponsorship of premiere major marathons in the US, including presenting sponsorship of the New York City Marathon, with an aim at helping raise money and other support for public school physical education programs. Our utilization of the iconic orange laces allowed the aim of the organization to come to life in ways that hadn't been tapped before. The result was a jump in all the critical measures of awareness and contributions It's a happy spot that not only worked and won some notice - one of the participants in the NYC Marathon adopted into his teaching materials at a leading New York City arts institute as a demonstration of line art animation.

On a personal note, I enjoy running (although I'm much more of a 5k runner than a marathoner) and it's always fun to work on things you like to do.  

 

ING NYC Marathon - run for something better

This commercial came from identifying an opportunity and optimizing resources. When you are the biggest race in New York City hotel elevator and in-room screens (as well as on the broadcast coverage of the event) reach a lot of people. Constraints can offer strong foundations for ideas - in this case a limited budget and a compressed calendar - and that happened here.

ING created corporate sponsorship of premiere major marathons in the US, including presenting sponsorship of the New York City Marathon, with an aim at helping raise money and other support for public school physical education programs. Our utilization of the iconic orange laces allowed the aim of the organization to come to life in ways that hadn't been tapped before. The result was a jump in all the critical measures of awareness and contributions It's a happy spot that not only worked and won some notice - one of the participants in the NYC Marathon adopted into his teaching materials at a leading New York City arts institute as a demonstration of line art animation.

On a personal note, I enjoy running (although I'm much more of a 5k runner than a marathoner) and it's always fun to work on things you like to do.  

 

ING Run For Something Better NYC Marathon

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  • Eric Van Fossen
    RT @helloenso: Catch up with our latest #SharedTable on promoting #sportsmanship across culture written by @AndrewInLife https://t.co/Nc2M0EqvfB
    May 18, 2017, 7:16 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    “the national brand feels a little clueless...Brand mgmnt of conventional kind like indignant shouting”  @Grant27 https://t.co/wzhshMPTCz
    May 18, 2017, 4:29 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    To spend efficiently and target effectively make the most likable use of any media w/o boring or blasting people. https://t.co/1iLYm2dJDE
    May 18, 2017, 3:45 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    "It took 13yrs/$2.7 billion to sequence 1st genome in 03. Today, costs $1,000 & takes less than a week."https://t.co/HRMKsNwZYr via @PopMech
    May 17, 2017, 7:27 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    💯👍 https://t.co/zqf5mwQjW2
    May 17, 2017, 12:17 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    RT @AdamMGrant: Instead of waiting for creativity to strike, start doing a little creative work every day. Via @ianweingarten: https://t.co/yu82cGdSAf
    May 17, 2017, 12:15 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    RT @HarvardBiz: People spend almost 47% of their waking hours thinking about something other than what they’re doing. https://t.co/ylG1uJYYRr
    May 16, 2017, 9:40 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    RT @kerrileewalsh: Another great reminder from my friend & leader of the @PosProject , @ErwinRWB I love these words & I am humbled & h… https://t.co/MPCAGnxGNj
    May 15, 2017, 1:47 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    RT @mashable: Saving the world can be profitable, and a new tool is showing how https://t.co/fvdk6soNol https://t.co/hCQn2bwJRN
    May 11, 2017, 4:28 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    RT @bigtkirk: A really well-done ten minute video that explains the economic evolution of pricing air travel:… https://t.co/PiaPRMUMdY
    May 11, 2017, 1:40 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    RT @helloenso: Catch up with our latest #SharedTable on promoting #sportsmanship across culture written by @AndrewInLife https://t.co/Nc2M0EqvfB
    May 18, 2017, 7:16 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    “the national brand feels a little clueless...Brand mgmnt of conventional kind like indignant shouting”  @Grant27 https://t.co/wzhshMPTCz
    May 18, 2017, 4:29 PM
  • Eric Van Fossen
    To spend efficiently and target effectively make the most likable use of any media w/o boring or blasting people. https://t.co/1iLYm2dJDE
    May 18, 2017, 3:45 PM

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